Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-19
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Itch PralTie Mango, and Scratches o.
every kind cured in 80 minutes by Wool
.ford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. Sold
by L. Banks and Co., Druggist, MilHintowr
Pa. t
1t is astonishing how a coat of suitabl
paint preserves the roof of house or barn.
You want to be certain of the kind of paini
you put on your building. J. NJ. Melon
aid has the paint that tin or wooden roo
require.
Mrs. Singmaster Of Stroudsburg Pa
wife of Henry Singmaster who was an en-
terprising business man in this county, a
generation ago, has been visiting the family
I of Rev Mr.. Craft. From Mr. CRAFTS place
Mrs. Singmaster went to Lewistown to Wis
it friends.
Miflin c. people believe that there islsn
abundance Of stone coal in some of the
mountain ranges in their county. Miflin
Z county would have 70 have piled on it,
many hundred feet OF rock and shsle be-
fore it could be high enough in the Geolog-
I ical scale for coal.
Some six weeks ago Henry Kaufman Of
Milford township built bear trap on the
top OF Black Log mountain, about mile
north Of his residence Two bears were
trapped but both knawed their way out.
Last week, however, he caught large ma le
black bear, which. when dressed weighed
IG9t pounds. \ foot of the animal was a:
large as the crown of 4 mans hat. Wher
Kaufman came to the ,pen the bear va,
lying on the floor, but on being disturbed
it showed fight. Il Wis a nice piece o
game
Report Of School number 3, yihlintow n
Pa, for the Ist month Per cent. of at
tendance 81. Y. =. Cooper, teacher. Mar
tin Pannabalzer, Harry Musser, David An
derson, Josie Adams, Charlie Noble, Les
lie Allison, Geo. Wagner, Harley McClel
ian, Emily Murray, Annie Hawk, Juni'
Fink, Mary Snyder, Emma Trego, Maggl
Craig, Belle Schweier, Nellie Musser, n an
ME Stambaugh, Mile Anderson, Addie
/ Doualds son, Clara Robson, were presen
every day. Jennie Berry. Elsie Miller
Martin Snyder, Martha Jackmsn, Sylvia G
der, were present every day but one.
A most horrible accident occurred /.
Maple Hill, LycominE county, on wedre'
day last, BY which David Banks lost les
He was at work on "a steam thresher at II
time, and the concave no: being in prop,
position he endeavored 10 kick it dowI
The rapidly revolving machinery caught h
foot and the entire foot was drawn betwee
the rollers. In order TO save his life NJ
Banks threw the weight of his body bac
and by superhuman strength held on unit
the machiuery was stopped. As quickly a
possible Dr.. MeJzger, of Alvira, and D.
Hull, Of Montgomery, were summoned, an
they AZ once amputated the leg seven in
.
Is about 30 years of age, and has wife an
five children Altoona Tribune.
From the Bloomfield Advocate: Mr.. S am
uel Shull, of Penn township, made 3,27
gallons Of cider this season. UE
: wards OF fifteen Bloomhelders were preseu
at the Port Royal Fair. Chss. A
, Foye, formerly resident Of this place an
Penn township, some time ago took up Ian
near McCook, Nebraska, and now oil ha
been struck on his land, and consequent,
the land has risen in price. Capt. +
Y. McKeehan was present at ii. Jaco
Foose's funeral in Little Germany, las
J Saturday, and while assisting in the buria
services Of the Il. 4. K. Post, suddenl
became unconscious and fell heavily back
ward, striking his head on a stone. He wa
quickly borne away and soon revived, snC
Is now able to perform his usual dates.
Two gentlemen ty the name of Bealor
who reside in Juniata county, passe,
, through here on the hunt OF a tramp VIII
bad stolen : lot OF clothing from them la,
J Monday morning at about four O'Clock. Oct
, TO- Jacob Weiser, well known aud prom
! ment citizen of Aahontongo, Juniata county
died very suddenly. The evening before
he ate hearty supper During the nigh
he had coughing spell, having been
sufferer OF asthma. Early in the morniD
he seemed TO be getting another such
spell, and died. 1t is supposed tha, b.
was stricken with apoplexy. Aged abou
60 years.-LiyerpooI SUM-
From the Newport News. George Taylor
j., owns Texas pony who works well il
his own way. Governor Page undertoo
to drag some old ties from the river 10 Lin
coin Weiland's on Tuesday. He woul,
not work in the way the governor though
he should, but whenattached TO tie wouL
either go on a gallop or stand stock still
Neither would he be guided in the wa
: but would selec; hi, own route. BEING at
tached to tie, instead of going up theroad
: he plunged boldly into the river and swar
for the other shore, floating the tie afte
! him, and landing il safely in Mrs Henning
= er's lot, much to the amusement of all VIII
} saw II. On Thursday of last wee
W iillam d. Kroner, mail carrier on m
: route from AillerstOwn 10 IcKees Hal
; Fails, met with an accident which nigh
have been more serious. He drives tw,
, Texas ponies that are brim full of mettl,
A-id won't stand much foolishness. He wa:
putting them through at 2.4O gait and
. was thrown out Of his buggy while eoinc
: Up along the Cocalamus. The team wa.
captured by Joseph Ferguson, half mill